Responding to Life (R.T.L.)
R.T.L. is A 3 weekend seminar
in Hakomi-based, non-pathologizing character theory and
therapeutic strategies to intervene effectively with each
type. Check with the Institute for next starting date.
Please
see Responding
to Life for more details.
Re-Creation of the Self (R-CS)
The Re-Creation of the Self [R-CS], developed
by Senior Hakomi Trainer Jon Eisman, is both a comprehensive
map of the Self and a radical, highly effective method
of therapy. Viewing the Self as innately resourced, R-CS
seeks to identify fragmented states of consciousness, held
as neural patterns in the brain, that perpetuate both our
illusory sense of wounding, and the limited behaviors that
follow. This Training teaches both the nuances of the model,
and specific skills for transforming consciousness. Because
the techniques are drawn from Hakomi, basic training in
Hakomi is a prerequisite.
Please see Re-Creation
of the Self for more details.
Experiential Couples Training
The Experiential Couples Training combines state
of the art theory and practice of couples work with a somatic,
mindfulness-based approach to communication and systems
theory. The Hakomi Method is particularly powerful in its
work with couples, in its ability to slow habitual interactions
down in order to invite non-defensive study; identify family
of origin and ‘real-time’ issues; and help partners create
healthier and more satisfying relational styles. This training
is usually taught in a two- or three-weekend format.
Please
see Experiential
Couples Training for more details.
Approaches to Trauma
This professional training offers the clinician practical tools
for working somatically with trauma, PTSD, and early relational
issues. Unique in offering multiple views and models for working
with traumatized clients, the goal is for each clinician to develop
an individual philosophy and approach to helping the clients
that they know best. This is a training offering diverse somatic
perspectives ranging from Rothschild's Somatic Trauma Therapy,
Hakomi psychotherapy, Movement Therapy, attachment theory and
infant mental health.
Please
see Approaches
to Trauma for more details
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